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To: cymbeline
Yes. Mostly because companies that make programs for Windows will not be releasing new programs for Windows 7.

To be clear, you will still be able to run the programs as installed. And Word and Excel will always be compatible — newer versions of excel and word will be able to read your old version files (maybe 10 years from now).

As an example, google chrome will no longer be supported under Windows 7. So if you want to use functions like Drive, even youtube, they may no longer work.

I would look into third party virus protection software and their support. This will replace the windows virus protection software that will expire.

McAffee may continue to support older OSs like Windows 7. But check.

90 posted on 11/24/2019 12:14:22 PM PST by dhs12345
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To: dhs12345

“Yes. Mostly because companies that make programs for Windows will not be releasing new programs for Windows 7.”

Thanks.

I think I’ll upgrade to Windows 10 and get used to their vanilla configuration.

Another question: is there an annual fee when you use Windows 10, or a fee if you want them to send you updates?


98 posted on 11/24/2019 1:45:03 PM PST by cymbeline
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